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Grand Plan : Grande Nouguière cave

Canjuers is a calcareous plateau and a military camp in Provence located in southeastern France. It is the largest military camp in Continental Europe.^[1]

^ rédaction, La (2015-04-02). "Un Valbonnais relève un taux de radioactivité très important près du camp militaire de Canjuers". Nice-Matin (in French). Retrieved 2024-01-12.

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